We coordinated the existing construction with the new which required our engineers to collaborate with the contractors and owners to formulate a plan to assure the least invasive approach for structural and mechanical design could be implemented.
- Keith Fisher, Fisher Architecture principal
We worked closely with the client to develop a phasing plan that would allow the current tenant in the one-story portion of the building to transition (prior to renovations) to their existing space.
- Tim Bain, Fisher Architecture project manager
The interior design focused on a layout that allowed for the most optimum flow and met necessary HIPAA and safety requirements. he occupational therapy area required a patient lift attached to a ceiling grid that needed to function in open space. Other interior factors included exam rooms, x-rays, private offices, and nurses’ stations, as well as, waiting and reception areas, a breakroom, and other back of house requirements.
- Sarah Finch, interior designer for Fisher Architecture